Applying business acumen for the better of society
Knowledge is like gold – it’s a permanent asset you will own for the rest of your life. This is the mantra of Yasser Gundah (MAcc […]
Archive Author: Leonard Rowe
Building a vision
Thursina Islamic International Boarding School (IIBS) founder and CEO, Nur Abidin (MEd ’11) was born in a small Indonesian village where most people worked in agriculture […]
Supporting those that support us
As the head of research and training at The Hospital Research Foundation Group – Military and Emergency Services Health Australia (MESHA), Dr Henry Bowen (BPsychSc’15, GradDipPsychAdv […]
Advocating for a better way
There’s a saying that ‘the dissatisfied dead cannot noise abroad the negligence they have suffered.’ For Dr Roger Hunt (BM BS ’81, FAChPM ’00, MD ’03) […]
Forging through the unknown to provide economic justice
Leading the way in addressing entrenched social and legal inequalities, particularly for First Nations communities, Nick Llewellyn-Jones (LLB/LP ’03) has set new precedents nationwide for native […]
Theatre bug spreads passion
An emerging creative in the South Australian film and theatre scene, Ren Williams (BCreatArts(Drama) ’20, BCreatArts(Hons) ’21) has only ever wanted to do one thing since […]
Making every lesson count
More than just a teacher, Matthew McCurry (BEd(UP/LS) ’03) has been a mentor and confidante to countless students throughout his career – for many, entering the […]
Every child has a preferred language
The notion of building a school from the ground up has probably crossed many educators’ minds, however the realities of endless red tape and immense monetary […]
Shaping a better future: supporting our young changemakers
When young leaders come together to solve global challenges, the real change begins. For the first time, Adelaide hosted SHAPE APAC, a UN Youth Global Shapers […]